Posts tagged Herbie Hancock

Fatoumata Diawara – Malian pathbreaker

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by Youri Lenquette


Fatou is set to be the next sensation from , a country embarrassingly rich in musical talent. She has a sound like no other and an easy charm that wins over audiences immediately. On the eve of the release of her debut album, due out on , Fly wanted to find out what makes her tick Continue reading Fatoumata Diawara – Malian pathbreaker

Congotronics vs Rockers + The Skeletons – Barbican Hall, Tuesday 12 July 2011

Featuring , , , , , (), Vincent Kenis and special guests Hoquets

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Brandt Brauer Frick – You Make Me Real

Not to sure what the title You Make Me Real is trying to get at but this is a great debut album where classical instruments to play techno!

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James Blake – James Blake

After all the acclaim that has been loaded upon James Blakes’ debut album entitled , it’s only fair to write some more about the biggest sound of 2011 so far.

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Herbie Hancock – The Imagine Project

So if you can imagine giving legend a 70th birthday party and got a load of his favourite International music stars to join in on ten of his favourite songs, The Imagine Project would be such a star studded present!

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Shez Raja Collective – Mystic Radikal

As the Shez Raja Collective prepare for their album launch gig in the heart of Soho jazzland this week, the CD got wondering where the Mahavishnu Orchestra would be in 2010 if they’d been led by Jaco Pastorius; Mystic Radikal wouldn’t have been too far away – yep, It’s that good!

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Music for Lunatics – Here’s Jonny II (The Cultural Pottage Cut)

Since The appeared on the OST Show on Resonance 104.4FM recently, people have noticed that I seem close to obsessed by him; this may be true but I’d not be the only one.

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Massimo Biolcati – Persona

Regular readers will know that we’ve got a soft spot for the record label Obliqsound, none more so than when they bring out a new album by an new talent.

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Quiet Village – Silent Movie

With proclaiming Silent Movie as album of the year, it’s time to check out whether this bold claim can be true for a debut album!

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Finn Peters – Butterflies

I wonder if ’ butterflies are in his stomach due to the “difficult” second album syndrome; he need not worry says Gerry Hectic

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Herbie Hancock Sextet – Hear, O Israel – A Prayer Ceremony In Jazz

Recorded in in 1968 and originally released on a private label, for the first time this lost gem gets a commercial release; Hear, O – A Prayer Ceremony In

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Lionel Loueke – Karibu

Lionel Loueke is a guitarist/vocalist from who has gained accolades galore for his latest album with his trio and a couple of very special guests!

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V/A – King Britt Presents The Cosmic Lounge Volume One

Not heard from for a while and while there’s more than one good reason for joining him on “a spiritual quest for a higher sound”, because it’s brilliant will do for starters

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V/A – In the Mind of Jamie Cullum

The In The Mind Of… series which kicked off with Nitin Sawhney is an intriguing idea

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Eddie Henderson – Doctor Funk

Hectic chats with living legend Eddie Henderson about Miles, medicine and the Messengers

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